Benjamin Franklin Plumbing in Rochester, NH, 03867 - Plumbers and Plumbing Contractors

Business Name : Benjamin Franklin Plumbing

Address : business-address

Phone Number : (603) 335-6539

Website : benjaminfranklinplumbing.com

Category : Plumbers and Plumbing Contractors

Year founder : 2000

Location type : Branch

Annual Revenue (In Thousands) : $100.000 to $499.999

SIC : 1711

NAICS : 2382202

Industry : Construction

 

The original Benjamin Franklin Plumbing company was founded in the year 2000. Since then, the company has maintained a core set of core values that are rooted in quality work for fair prices. Over 50 years ago the first Benjamin Franklin Plumbing company still is serving Rochester, NH homes and businesses. It's still owned by an independent company and operated with strong connections to the communities that made it all possible.

That local connection has never gone away on us. Today Benjamin Franklin Plumbing is a large collection of independently owned and operated plumbing businesses, bound by a common set of values and a shared belief in providing the highest quality customer service possible. Although we have hundreds of sites across the United States, each company is deeply rooted and committed to the communities they serve. Because they're our community, as well. We've learned that providing exceptional customer service can only be achieved by caring deeply about your clients.

We are aware that plumbing issues can cause a lot of a headache without dealing with a grumpy repairman or customer service rep. We offer a warm voice, a friendly call, and a simple procedure. Our priority is your emergency. We schedule services as quickly as is possible to solve your problem.

Plumbers will treat your house with the respect you would expect. Before entering your home, we use our own shoes and wipe our feet with pads that we have made. We'll give you an honest assessment of the plumbing problem and the cost to repair it. We provide flat-rate pricing in advance to ensure that you don't need to worry about rising prices later.